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Na now I no say u bi mumu, so fx and yahoo, na d something.  E'ya, I dey pity u. Wake up girl and and be relevant.

See u, Age no matter here, U thick say I bi Olodo like u? Na who quick finish sch don old? Cafe work ke? Fxprosignalalert type day world for google u go know say i no bi small person for money matter.

Hahahaaha, u sure say na Singapore u dey true true? Singapore united,

See dis girl sef, teach who computer? Hahahahaha, I dey laugh u, cos I sure say i don comot 4 University wen us till dey primary sch. I don dey use computer wen i dey my yr 3 for university dat na 12 years ago. I sure say 12year ago u still dey secondary sch. Abi na lie? Or if u no get work let me know, cos I fit give you work for my company, u fit reach me, I go give u work.

Look at this big fool, mad girl, don't come here with that frustration of not having a man in your life. People like you should have been used for sacrifice in your village. Mumu like u.

Olodo, I think u are from another world. You are a big fool, Look at u, a daft like u. Goat

Pic from a movie scene should not be celebrated. Morons.

Just confirmed from her, this pic is from a movie scene.

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* 1. At 1:03pm on 06 Jan 2011, E Julu Swen wrote:

I am a United Methodist and live in Monrovia, Liberia. What my fellow Christian is saying very true in many parts of Africa including my country Liberia. I once said on this blog that our people are being led to believing that the more money you give to the church, the better your path to heaven, especially so when you are contributing to the well-being of the Pastor of Preacher man. What is more terrifying is the inability of these men or women of God to properly account for these funds. Judging from my experience, questioning church leaders on anything that has to do with finances is like questioning God's representative who is believed to be beyond reproached. At the moment, we are experiencing this kind of situation in the religious community of Liberia. Pastors or Preachers are getting wealthier while their members living conditions are getting bad.

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* 2. At 1:58pm on 06 Jan 2011, johnsky2010 wrote:

Churches in Nigeria play on people’s ignorance, poverty and general despair. They extort money from their members with the promise of prosperity, good health, good life and general wellbeing. This is anchored on the generosity of the believer by sowing seeds (money) that is expected to germinate and leads to prosperity. However, this prosperity is only experienced by the church owners while the congregations wallow in poverty. In Nigeria, a church member embezzled over N40m which he donated to the church, when arrested, the pastor claimed he never sent him to embezzle. My mother - in - law is always a victim of these extortion, even on her sick bed pastors were requesting her monthly contributions.
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* 3. At 2:30pm on 06 Jan 2011, AKPAN wrote:

This is not a concession I ever thought I'd make, having always argued that our problems are caused by atrocious political leadership, but I'm now convinced that this is not the whole picture. For our gullibility (and our willingness to ignore the obvious) is almost unmatched elsewhere. Take the emergence of so-called "churches". These, to any rational observer, are clearly criminal enterprises run by snake-oil salesmen, who care as much about the teachings of Christ as an Innuit does about Tutankhamen's nappies. Yet, although many of their followers are dirt-poor, they don't mind "challenging God" with huge, regular "tithes." And not even the obscenely palatial mansions and private jets acquired with their "tithes" are enough to raise any scintilla of doubt the true purposes of these "tithes."

The same attitude applies to political leadership. Try telling our people that that brand new (if only half-completed) airport or stadium in the regional governor's village serves no useful economic purpose and should never have been built, and you're labelled an enemy of "progress." Or that the selfish machinations of a local political "godfather" are unlikely to result in meaningful employment for young people or a half-decent education for our kids. Alas, duplicity and cunning are considered heroic virtues by our people. And we wonder why we remain mired in misery so long after independence.

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* 4. At 2:59pm on 06 Jan 2011, Richard K wrote:

This is incredible, the so-called men of God,gosple preachers who are expected to impart bible principles to the people are now making prosperity,success as their theme of preaching,indirectly, they are making life difficult for their congregations, many feel reluctant of going to church because they cannot afford compulsory contributions, they will reap their reward in full, for there will be no hiding place for the creator of the universe.

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* 5. At 4:22pm on 06 Jan 2011, Cecil wrote:

The issue of soliciting money in the name of Jesus is not unique to Africa, rather it is a world wide practise. Look at all the Christian non-profit oragnizations present in Africa. What do they do? They solicit money and their founders and CEO earn six figures. The form of Christianity presently practised in Africa has nothing to do with the local cultures but a Western form of Christianity which is heavily loaded with entrepreneurism. The Vatican City was built out of soliciting money from the poor. Mega churches are built by borrowing money from the bank and making the poor souls pay that morgage. The only trur and authentic church is one described in the Acts of The Apostles, meaning that everything was held in common to help the most poor of the community. Church is about business and manupulation. Read Christian books on how to fundraise and you will see that 100% of the church meetings are about raising money and not visiting the sick or caring for the orphans.

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* 6. At 4:24pm on 06 Jan 2011, Ressaz wrote:

I believe the question is not whether or not one can afford to go to church, but the beggar syndrome of some pastors is a complete put off!!! In Uganda, one female pastor told her congregation that it was not acceptable to give god coins!!! Now for anyone who had gone to church that day with coins, the feeling must have been terrible!!!

Then the concept of contributing towards all sorts of things, including pastors' trips overseas!!! First collection is ordinary offertory , second for building the church or reverend's house, , third for Charity (caritas) , fourth is tithe , by that time you are so upset you wanna get the blessing and leave!!!

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* 7. At 6:35pm on 06 Jan 2011, Guri Masiyauta wrote:

Tithing to a church is strictly voluntary unless you are in a cult that requires one to give-up possessions. Some people say that there are two things that are unavoidable and can happen to you: death and taxes. They forgot to include tithing.
1.)Income tax (Assume) 15%-40% of earnings contribute.
2.)Tithe contribution 10% of earnings are given.
3.)Death 100% of earnings are gone.

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* 8. At 6:36pm on 06 Jan 2011, Hirut Fajembola wrote:

I can afford to go to church simply because I give tithe when I feel like it and certainly won't be coerced into giving. When I go to church, it is to pray in peace not to be a member, or to hear any preaching that they don't practice or get a blessing from any human being. It is interesting to see how we Africans get unhappy with our politicians but refuse to see the evil done in the name of god. In which case, the blame lies entirely on the congregation as they provide the platform for these so called men of god to bully and abuse those who put their trust into them. The question is, do people really have to go to such churches to prove their Christianity, does god need a middle man to be reached. In my view, the answer is no in both cases.

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* 9. At 6:39pm on 06 Jan 2011, Ezenekwe wrote:

I marvel when I hear Pentecostal Pastors ask their congregation for Tithe. Tithe is an Old Testament Law, and Numbers 18; 21 says that it is meant for the upkeep of Priests and Levites and work in the Tabernacle. These new churches do not believe in the work done in the Tabernacle and yet they pull Tithing out of the hat! Church members need to wisen up and "test all things" as the Bible tells us to. When we start doing that, things will change, and our churches will probably start doing more of the transformative job we expect of them.

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* 10. At 7:15pm on 06 Jan 2011, Evelyn wrote:

Hmm, this is quite interesting and although I do not like debating or arguing about God, Religion, Church and other believes, I have to contribute to this . I remember quite clear at the age of 9 before moving with my family from Kenya to Germany that our pastor was someone you looked up to. That is almost 16 years ago. He was a great man who cared about the society, the needy ones and always counted himself and his family last. Maybe it's due to my age that I misunderstood this or he was really real back in the days. However, after I came back for a visit 5 years later obviously a lot of things had changed, especially the pastor who just returned from the united states with his family(later found out they travel every three months). The small church that used to be quite decent, turned to be a big hall full with fancy new things. I saw him and his wife and kids. They stood out of the crowd with their fashionable clothes and jewelery, and not to forget the two silver and black Mercedes that were parked outside the church. One for him and the other one for his wife, because on that day they had visitors from the states. The fact that even the old house they used to live in, which was quite beautiful, became to small was another reason for me to start doubting. All in all, I just realized after having a few conversation with some people who have been going to church ever since, that the pastor became rich through preaching. This may sound offending, but remembering how my aunt used to expect us to give even the last shilling in our pocket to the collection, made me really angry. From that day I started doubting going to church(though other incidents contributed to that as well, but that's another topic) and told myself I can read the bible and I can preach myself. I can help myself. God gave me the ability and I will use it! I did a gap year in Ghana and sad enough, it was even worse over there. The same market women who struggle from Monday to Saturday with only a few Cedis in their pocket would go and give all that money to the collection, in the believe God will double that amount. Not knowing God has nothing to do with this and it's the pastor who is benefiting. I believe that keeps most of the people going though, thinking their money is used wisely,

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* 11. At 8:06pm on 06 Jan 2011, jatuti wrote:

I come from Kenya and I find this article timely.In my country Kenya,our church ministers make it very difficult and at times impossible to go to church,as the way of soliciting for SADAKA,ie the church contribution is so tormenting and minddisturbing.
An example is a case where a pastor dictates the congragation to flash out their contribution to the air so he can bless it.The pastor brings out his and shows it to everyone,and his is the highest denomination of the land, Kshs 1000!
What is his message?CONTRIBUTE 1000!!How about those who have just afew coins?How will you come back to that church tomorrow,if you dont have kshs 1000?

And where do they take the church money?_Buy public service vehicles(matatus) for their businesses,build themselves mansions and show off,buy latest cars on the road,join politics,fly in private jets!!etc,etc.
we as christians feel taken at ransom by our church today,and for sure,it is too expensive for us to go to church in the contemporary kenya.

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* 12. At 8:51pm on 06 Jan 2011, indirah wrote:

i totally agree with comments from richardk, Julu Swen, Akpan and Johnsky2010. I wish there was a way to make the people realise that 90 percent of the pastors in Africa are in these positions to make themselves rich.

They have copied so much from the western prosperity pastors and have taken advantage of their own people. As africans, we are born already believing in something and the poverty and lack of proper medical access causes people to easily believe the false teachings the pastors preach.

Every Pastor claims to heal and claims every person will be rich but we must all saw a seed and that means MONEY! Money!. when healing or success does not come, the person´s faith is blamed as the reason why the healing and or success did not come. Often the people are told the blessing will come "soon" and until that "soon" comes, more and more money must be given. The pastors benefit from such teachings and they all know, they will never be held accountable for their misleading practices.

my own father claimed to heal and claimed he had the power to prophesy in the life of people. He failed to heal my brother that died of cancer. We lived in the biggest house ever and we drove the best cars. We went to foreign schools whilst our housekeepers earned the worst pay, they tithed in his church, giving almost all they earned to have a better future for their children. His ministry grew to a mega church. I hope I can one day write and expose his practises, but if only I had the talent to write.

I hope him and all pastors like my father will be punished for their crime.

I hope that the next HAVE YOUR SAY will feature ways in which to stop these propserity theologians from stealing the little that is left from people with little to no hope. and Yes it is expensive to go to church.

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* 13. At 9:32pm on 06 Jan 2011, toyotafan wrote:

My experience with Nigeria churches in the last 15 years has been that there are two broad categories of churches; the pentacostal (or 'the end of days', as I prefer to call them), and the conservative orthodox churches (these are the ones founded/established in the early 1900's)

I have worshiped in the two over the years and recorgnize two fundamental differences when it comes to financial matters. 'End of days' churches are usually run by central strong figure (sometimes assisted by family members or a select few assistants)The drive for financial contributions from members is fierce and innovative. The usual maxim is, the more you bring the more your blessings. Accountability is almost non existent. ordinary members have little or no idea how the money is spent, but give anyway as they seek the bountiful blessings from God. Handsome rewards await the generous giver, they would often repeat

The orthodox churches are run pretty much the same way the Europeans taught our fathers and their fathers before them. They are more democratic, with leaders chosen through elections and local churches run majorly through periodically elected non clergy (or elders). Financial records are, in the churches I have attended, open for scrutiny and debated at least once a year. Offerings are sometimes requested for specific projects and committees run them.

You may think that the orthodox churches will have the most number of followers due to the relatively transparent ways they are being run. No. Attendance are declining because usually little or no sermons on prosperity is given. People are not promised 'handsome returns' for their money. And like the stock market boom and bust in Nigeria teaches us, people are more likely to rush to equities (churches) with the most prospect of spiritual returns with no questions asked.

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* 14. At 9:52pm on 06 Jan 2011, omorogbe wrote:

I CALLED THIS ANOTHER GENOCIDE OF THE MIND, THE RICH GET RICHER.SLAVERY OF IGNORANT HUMAN BEINGS.MOST PASTORS WEAR BULLET PROOF,HIRE BODYGUARDS ETC.AND THEY PREACH FEAR, ENEMIES WITCHCRAFT,ARMED ROBBERY, ACCIDENTS TO THEIR CONGREGATIONS,BUT THEY SEE THE FINEST DOCTORS IN THE WORLD.TRAVEL WITH ARMED POLICE MEN FOR PROTECTION ON THE HIGHWAY,CONVOY OF CARS.THEY CHOPPERS TO AVOID TRAFFIC.THEIR CHILDREN EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOL BEST AROUND THE WORLD.ALL THEY ASK FOR IS MONEY SO THAT THEY COULD LIVE A GOOD LIFE WHILE THEY SOW THESE FEARS INTO THEIR CONGREGATION.I BEG THE GOVERNMENT TO STOP OR LIMIT THEIR POWERS.THEY ARE DESTROYING MANY LIVES.WE SHOULD REMEMBER JIM JONES IN GUYANA.

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* 15. At 10:50pm on 06 Jan 2011, djones wrote:

Abhorrent is a more fitting term to describe the way unsuspecting church members are hoodwinked to part with their much needed cash, that would otherwise contribute to alleviate household poverty, been channeled to ‘insatiable- offering plates’, which more often than not go to the pockets of pastors, who live in relative luxury while the rest of their congregation wallow in poverty. I have seen this happening in a lot of churches in Africa and else where in the world, albeit with a more subtle tactics to enchant money from congregations. In Sierra Leone, the usual catch phrase at collection time is ‘offering time, blessing time’ or put your money in the Bank of Jesus, where it will never rot’. One can only wonder where this Bank is located, as Jesus Himself has said ‘My Kingdom is not of this world because it is you’

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* 16. At 08:49am on 07 Jan 2011, Tunde Songonuga wrote:

My Church (Highlife church) in Nigeria presents giving in a way that ensures that people know it is their responsibility to decide how much and if they give without feeling any guilt about their decision. I have never felt under pressure to give. I believe this is due to the fact that we practice from the stand point of grace in all we say and do. i hope this continues as i am well aware of the pressures that society can put on pastors to pressure their congregation! Pressures of Greed, Competition and over extension amongst others.

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* 17. At 11:09am on 07 Jan 2011, akmuhumuza wrote:

GOD LOVES a CHEERFUL GIVER! TO ME THAT IMPLIES THAT ONE SHOULD GIVE WITHOUT FEELING JEALOUS OF WHAT HE/SHE HAS GIVEN TO GOD AND CHURCH AS A WHOLE! CHURCH GIVING CAN NEVER BE COMPARED TO EXTORTION OR CURRUPTION IN ANYWAY! FIRST AND FOREMOST ONE CARRIES HIM/HERSELF TO CHURCH AND OFFERS OR GIVES WILLINGLY ACCORDING TO HOW HE/SHE FEELS TOUCHED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT! BUT IF ONE DOES WITH THE SPIRIT OF INTERNAL GUILT OF WHAT HE/SHE HAS GIVEN, THEN THAT IS EVIL AND UNACCEPTABLE BEFORE GOD AND IN HIS CHURCH!

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* 18. At 2:52pm on 07 Jan 2011, Tajudeen Adeleke Ajiyobiojo wrote:

African continent as a whole are now playing holier than thou and Money is oil lubricating all known faith. It´s a pity that while we lack schools, infrastructures at all levels; Mosques and Churches are now erected in every block of our towns and cities. Yet our spiritual and political leaders are not God fearing, infact Money is widely worship while they swindle ordinary folks of their votes and savings. Going to church means power game, not spiritual anymore!

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* 19. At 3:19pm on 07 Jan 2011, INSURMOUNTABLE wrote:

Christians have an obligation to pay their Tithes and offerings as required by our Holy Bible which is the Holy Word of God. If we do this , we would have fulfilled our Christian duties and if the funds are misappropriated by anyone in the Church , that is left with such person and God.
Any other contribution in the Church , is voluntary. There should be no pressure about wether you give or do not give once you pay your thites and offerings accordingly. Your Thite is 10 percent of any income you make. Your offering is any amount you think you want to give to God for the operation of the church among other things. Good reading. Thanks

Deuteronomy 18:20-22 (New International Version, ©2010)

20 But a prophet who presumes to speak in my name anything I have not commanded, or a prophet who speaks in the name of other gods, is to be put to death.

21 You may say to yourselves, “How can we know when a message has not been spoken by the LORD?” 22 If what a prophet proclaims in the name of the LORD does not take place or come true, that is a message the LORD has not spoken. That prophet has spoken presumptuously, so do not be alarmed.

Who cares. Will he still be ruling in 50 years time. Fools

I still dey laugh ooooo. Brb

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Was Mohammed really a prophet?

Who is the spirit that spoke to Mohammed?

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Are Allah and Jehovah the same God?
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Who is the spirit that spoke to Mohammed?
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Is it really possible for God to have a Son?
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Was Mohammed really a prophet?

Christians and Muslims face an impossible difference. They each have a book which they claim describes God and what He expects from men. The Koran itself states, "Our Allah and your Allah is one; and it is to Him we bow." (Surah 29:46) Modern missions to Arabs have accepted this teaching out of the Koran. The name Allah is used in their Bibles, and some even go so far as to try to teach Christ as he is presented in the Koran.

It doesn’t work, and for good reason. The Koran’s description of Allah is so different than the Bible’s description of Jehovah that it becomes clear they are two different persons! Author G.J.O. Moshay, born in heavily Islamic Nigeria, proves this simply and beyond a doubt. He shows that Mohammed received his revelation from a spirit, all right, but that spirit was not Jehovah. And this explains why that spirit so strongly denies the sonship of Jesus Christ!

Moshay has succeeded in presenting a simple argument that forces a Muslim to stop and think. He answers many of the common questions that form barriers keeping Muslims from the Gospel. After you have read this book, and understand the clear differences between Allah and Jehovah, you can give it to a Muslim friend. Written in a gentle and persuasive manner that a Muslim can understand, this book ends with a loving and compelling presentation of Jesus Christ.

This book will appeal to a wide readership of Muslims and Christians. Whilst it is a scholarly work, it is nonetheless lucid and readable. In comparing Islam and Christianity it burns with vitality, sincerity, courage, and honest. Is is indeed rare for anyone of Mr. Moshay's perception and intellect to be so honest about his or her convictions. Others have studied the facts and been drawn to the same conclusion only to side step and shy away from their own findings. This author does not do so.

By SaharaReporters, New York
SaharaReporters has obtained further documents from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (“EFCC”), which provides incontrovertible evidence that James Ibori procured Prime Chambers owned by Amos Agbe Utuama-- the deposed deputy governor of Delta State and former Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice to ex-governor James Ibori -to systematically looted the treasury of Delta State of billions of Naira.

Utuama’s Prime Chambers bank Account number 6012901256 at Zenith Bank is one of the several accounts used in the criminal looting and raping of the resources of the people of Delta State.

Delta state employees, specifically Charles Isiayei accountant government house), Ogoro Ede (personal secretary to the Ibori), and Adebimpe Pogoson (former personal assistant on confidential matters to James Ibori), among others, used Utuama’s Prime Chambers as a “Ponzi instrument” to fraudulently siphon billions of naira from Delta State treasury to the personal account of James Ibori, his family, friends, lawyers, members of the judiciary, political associates and political opponents. Professor Utuama, his family and close associates also benefitted from the largesse.

Modus Operandi

The method of operation was for the Permanent Secretary Government House and the Secretary of the State Government (Uduaghan) to write checks payable over the counter (Cash) to Isiayei and Ede et al, who in turn pays it into Prime chambers Account. (Ede and Ishiayei EFCC Statements p. 23 and 16 and Prime Chambers Account Statement and cancelled checks Vol 11 EFCC Report p.153, 155,162, 167,174, 181, 186, and 222) .These monies were subsequently paid to the individual mentioned above.

Ayo Asala and Ochuko Pedro personal assistants to Utuama and others were paid millions of naira and then turn around to pay the money back into prime chambers account, for example on April 3, 2002 Asala was paid 170,020.00 and paid it back to prime chambers account on April, 5, 2002 ((EFCC Report Vol 11).

Explaining Ibori/Utuama criminal scheme, Ede in his statement to the EFCC stated that, “approval for such payments something comes from James Ibori verbally and that payments are staggered not monthly due to the nature of the transactions” He claimed that due to the confidentiality of the transactions involving then governor Ibori, there were no written approval for the funds illegally withdrawn from the account of the Delta State Government and paid into Utuama’s Prime Chambers Account.

Delta State Monies Paid into Utuama’s Account

Statements by Isiayei, Ede, bank Statements and cancelled checks show that billions of naira belonging to Delta State Government was illegally deposited into Prime Chambers account. As follows:

• 13,500,000.00 deposit made by Adebimpe Pogoson on August 9, 2000.

• 5000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Isiayei on February 1, 2001

• 2,000,000.00 STB check deposit made by Delta State Government on February 6, 2000

• 1,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Isiayei on March 26, 2001.

• 1,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Isiayei on April 20, 2001.

• 5,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made byIsiayei on February 18, 2002.

• 3,600,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ede on August 28, 2002.

• 1,860,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ede on October 21, 2002

• 4,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Regha a Delta State government employee on February 18, 2003.

• 1,500,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ede on February 10, 2003

• 2,500,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Regha on February 19, 2003.

• 60,000,000.00 deposit made by Ede on October 2, 2003.

• 90,500,000.00 largest single deposits made two days after Uduaghan was appointed Secretary of Government, made by Ede on June 4, 2003.

• 200,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Isiayei on July 24, 2003

• 42,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Isiayei on July 29, 2003.

• 6,000,000.00 naira STB check by Jude 0n August 7, 2003

• 90,500,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ede on August 28, 2003.

• 60,000,000.00 naira deposit made by Ede on October 6, 2003.

• 22,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made Isiayei on January 2, 2004.

• 30,000,150.00 naira cash deposit made by Isiayei on December 10, 2003

• 4,900,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ede on June 28th, 2004.

• 30,150,000.00 naira cash deposit made by on December 10, 2004.

• 1,999,200.00 naira cash deposit by J.O on January 27, 2004.

• 2,000,000.00 naira cash deposit by Andy N on January 27, 2004.

• 2,000,000.00 naira cash deposit by Peace O on January 27, 2004.

• 2,000,000.00 naira cash deposit by Peter O on January 27, 2004.

• 800.00 naira cash deposit by F Amshel on January 28, 2004.

• 2,000,000.00 naira cash deposit by Isiayei on January 29, 2004.

• 1,000,000.00 naira cash deposit by Isiayei on March 29, 2004.

• 14,989,000.00 naira cash deposit by Isiayei on April 28, 2004.

• 20,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ede on May 17, 2004.

• 4,900,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ede on June 28, 2004.

• 4,000,000.00 naira STB check deposit made by Emeka Arinze ( Utuama’s aide who later claim to be Ibori’s lawyer) on June 28, 2004

• 4,900,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ede on July 9, 2004

• 20,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Joe N on September 23, 2004

• 8,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ikemefuna M on October 7, 2004.

• 2,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Ikemefuna M on October 10, 2004.

• 30,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Andrew Omonigho on September 20, 2005.

• 20,000,000.00 naira cash deposit made by Francis on December 19, 2005.

Questionable payments made to Top Legal Practitioners

Prime Chambers bank statements also shows questionable payments made to top legal practitioners, most of whom are Ibori defense counsel in his ex convict trials and elections tribunal cases. One wonders if some of these men aided and abetted in the looting of Delta state’s treasury. At least these men should be invited by the EFCC to explain their roles in the looting of Delta State treasury. It is apparent from the nature of the transactions that these men breached their professional ethics.

• Efe Akpofure (SAN)

1. 8,000,000.00 naira payment made on June 4, 2003, the same day Ede made a cash deposit of 90,000,000.00 naira into Prime Chambers Account.
2. 40,000,000.00 naira payment made on September 24, 2003.

• Alex Izinyon (SAN)

1. 18,000,000,000.00 June 4, 2003 the same day Ede made cash deposit of 90,000,000.00 naira into Prime Chambers Account.
2. 9,500,000.00 July 25 2003
3. 5,200,000.00 September 1, 2003
4. 500,000.00 December 16, 2003
5. 100,000.00 March 18, 2004
6. 3,000,000.00 March 25, 2004
7. 2,000,000.00 April 30, 2004
8. 7,500,000.00 May 18, 2004
9. 200,000.00 June 3, 2004
10. 2,700,000.00 July 2, 2004
11. 250,000.00 July, 6 2004
12. 250,000.00 July 14, 2004
13. 6,000,500.00 September 27, 2004
14. 800,000.00 September 29, 2004
15. 4,000,000.00 October, 2005
16. 500,000.00August 18, 2005

• F.R.A Williams (SAN)
1. 5,000,000.00 September 9, 2003

• Milton Paul Ohwovoriole (SAN)
2. 10,000,000.00 June 5, 2003
3. 15,000,000.00 December 16, 2003
4. 10,000,000.00 February 4, 2004

• Ekemejero Ohwovoriole 1,000,000.00 son of M. P. Ohwovoriole (SAN) before he was called to the Nigerian Bar.

• Abdulahi Ibrahim (SAN) 7,500,000.00 September 9, 2003

• Dafe Akpedeye (SAN) 4,000,000,000.00 June 4, 2003

• Ken Mozia

1. 400,000.00 March 29,2001,

2. 200,000.00 June 4, 2003,

3. 3,800,000.00 June 4, 2003,

4. 2,000,000.00 October 5, 2004

• Akpofure/Mozia/Akpoda
1. 8,000,000.00 naira payment made on February 16, 2004.

• Akpofure/Ohwovoriole

1. 20,000,000.00 naira payment made on September 19, 2003

• Bayo Ojo (SAN)

1. 250,000.00 naira payment made on September 7, 2004

• Epiphany V. Azinge 4,000,000.00 naira

• Prof Sagay 100,000.00 naira April11, 2001

• Prof Fidelis Odita I,500,000.00 naira August 5, 2004

• Chief A Orugbo

2. 1,200,000.00 June 18, 2003,

3. 600,000.00 October 3, 2003,

4. 500,000.00 February 12, 2004,

5. 250,000.00 June 24,2004

Questionable payments made to members of the bench

• Justice Aliu Okunega Chairman Edo State Independent Electoral Commission

1. 200,000.00 October, 5, 2005
2. 200,000.00 August 21, 2005,
3. 50,000.00 September 14, 2005,
4. 200,000.00 December 5, 2005,
5. 234,000.00 December 19, 2005

• Justice Aminu Iro
• 7,000,000.00 September 3, 2003,
• 50,000.00 March 24, 2004

Other Questionable payments made to Nkoyo Ibori and the Utuama Family Members

Inculpatory evidence shows that the Utuama’s and associates illegally withdrew billions of naira from the account. (EFCC Evidence Report Vol.11). Prime chambers bank statement and cancelled check shows that Utuama and his wife Tuwere (AKA Nelly, TN, Nelly U, Nelly T etc) withdrew about a billion naira from the account. Bank statement indicated that Mrs Nelly Tuwere Utuama was paid the following amount.

1. 63,000.00 - April 6, 2001
2. 55,000.00 - April 17, 2001
3. 300,000.00 - October 10, 2001
4. 120,000.00 - May 30, 2002
5. 100,000.00 - July 19, 2002
6. 140,000.00 - September 10, 2002
7. 100,000.00 - November 5, 2002
8. 654,000.00 - November 5, 2002. This payment was disguised by making payment to Nelly U
9. 500,000.00 - November 29, 2002. This payment was disguised by making payment to Nelly U
10. 270,000.00 - December 9, 2002. This payment was disguised by making payment to Nelly T
11. 471,000.00 - January 27, 2003
12. 550,000.00 - February 10, 2003.
13. 100,000.00 - March 13, 2003. This payment was disguised by making payment to T.N Utuana.
14. 400,000.00 - March 19, 2003
15. 500,000.00 - March 31, 2003. This payment was made to Nelly U
16. 500,000.00 - April 2, 2003.
17. 300,000.00- April 8, 2003.
18. 500,000.00 - April 15, 2003.
19. 400,000.00 - April 28, 2003
20. 300,000.00 - May 7, 2003.
21. 825,000.00 - May 14, 2003
22. 318,000.00 - May 21, 2003. This payment was disguised by making payment to Nelly U
23. 500,000.00 - May 26, 2003
24. 500,000.00 - June 2, 2003
25. 500,000.00 - June 4, 2003
26. 5000,000.00 - June 9, 2003
27. 800,000.00 - June 18, 2003
28. 400,000.00 - September 24, 2003
29. 450,000.00 - October 28, 2003
30. 400,000.00 - November 21, 2003
31. 25,000.00 - December 1, 2003
32. 200,000.00 - December 1, 2003
33. 500,000.00 - December 23, 2003
34. 400,000.00 - January 13, 2004
35. 300,000.00 - February 4, 2004
36. 150,000.00 - March 22, 2004
37. 270.000.00 - April 5, 2004
38. 500,000.00 - April 5, 2004
39. 120,000.00 - June 3, 2004
40. 100,000.00 - June 26, 2004
41. 1,00,000.00 - July 13, 2004
42. 775,000.00 - October 17, 2004
43. 50,000.00 - October 24, 2005
44. 120, 000.00 – August 23, 2004
45. 65,000.00 – September 8, 2004
46. 250,000.00 – September 19, 2004
47. 900,000.00 – June 28, 2005
48. 300,000.00 – September 1, 2005
49. 598,000.00 – November 9, 2005
50. 300,000.00 – December 20, 2005
51. 524,000.00 – February 28, 2006
52. 1,500,000.00 – March 28, 2006
53. 430,000.00 – July 13, 2006
54. 456,000.00 – September 13, 2006
55. 300,000.00 – March 14, 2006
56. 900,000.00 – March 28, 2006
57. 250, 000.00 – April 19, 2006
58. 1,247,900.00 – April 19, 2006
59. 746,000.00 – April 27, 2006
60. 500,000.00 – November 13, 2006
61. 500,000.00 – January 8, 2007
62. 350,000.00 – January 31, 2007

• Nkoyo Ibori 250,000.00 naira payment made on July 6, 2006.

Other Questionable payments made to Utuama’s Associates included:

• Dr A. E Ideh 32, 429,000. naira
• Prof. Ekoko was also paid millions of naira from the account.
• Michael Ogunisi 2,000,000.00 naira November 11, 2003 former AD chieftain of Alliance for Democracy
• Dr. D.D. Darrah Campaign manager to Uduaghan/Utuama 2011 elections was paid 700,000.00 naira May 4, 2001.

The insomountable evidence provided above shows that Utuama is an actor in the looting of Delta states treasury and should be prosecuted for his crime pursuant to the provisions of the Money Laundering Prohibition Act1994 and Criminal Code Act Cap. 77 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990 since he no longer enjoy immunity haven been removed from office by a competent elections petition tribunal.

Who cares if he has HIV or not. Bodi no bi firewood na.

The minister were once a children.
Jonathan were once a children.
nairalanders were once a children
senators were once a children.

Haba nairalanders una no go kill me.

'squeeky' I am sure you are mad. Tell me mad man, how did the north supported MKO? Oh, MKO ruled  us for 8 years, fool oh, sorry he was killed by the northerners.

Elder statesman and leader of PRONACO, Pa Anthony Enahoro is dead. Unconfirmed reports said Pa Enahoro died early this morning. He was hospitalised recently and discharged after a brief illness.

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Elder statesman and leader of PRONACO, Pa Anthony Enahoro is dead. Unconfirmed reports said Pa Enahoro died early this morning. He was hospitalised recently and discharged after a brief illness.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/12/breaking-news-enahoro-is-dead/

Where is the looted money Mr sanbo? I dey laugh oooooo

undiplomatic, daft.Thank u

Buhari is not corrupt. He has only one house to himself.

Anyway, most nairaland girl will never like this idea because some of them are not as beautiful as they always claimed to be.

Ibori should be sentence to life imprisonment

Pity, Great UNIBEN, I left 10 years back as a medical stud. Why now?

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una still dey NL. well, me i don waka dey laugh dey go.Hahahahahaha

I no fit talk but i dey laugh. Hahahahaaha